The 15 NFL teams that sell personal seat licenses last season sold an average of 48,200 PSLs, accounting for an average of 69% of capacity at their respective venues, according to data from consulting firm Conventions, Sports & Leisure Int’l. The Giants led all clubs with 75,261 PSLs sold. The Ravens led all clubs in licenses as a percent of capacity at 96%. The Cowboys had the highest projections in terms of PSL revenue over the duration of the Cowboys Stadium with $650M. By comparison, the Seahawks finished at the bottom with only $20.5M in revenue projected (THE DAILY).
| NFL TEAMS WITH PSLs AT HOME VENUES ('10 FIGURES) |
| TEAM | VENUE | PSLs | PSLs AS % OF CAPACITY | TOTAL PSL
REVENUE GOAL |
| Cowboys | Cowboys Stadium | 56,314 | 70% | $650.0M |
| Giants | MetLife Stadium | 75,261 | 91% | $400.0M |
| Jets | MetLife Stadium | 47,804 | 58% | $325.9M |
| Panthers | Bank of America Stadium | 62,400 | 88% | $195.0M |
| Raiders | O.Co Coliseum | 45,000 | 71% | $84.0M |
| Rams | Edward Jones Dome | 57,800 | 88% | $74.0M |
| Ravens | M&T Bank Stadium | 65,700 | 96% | $72.3M |
| Titans | LP Field | 61,500 | 90% | $71.0M |
| Eagles | Lincoln Financial Field | 29,000 | 43% | $60.0M |
| Bears | Soldier Field | 27,500 | 45% | $55.0M |
| Texans | Reliant Stadium | 45,420 | 68% | $50.0M |
| Steelers | Heinz Field | 49,533 | 77% | $45.2M |
| Browns | Browns Stadium | 49,733 | 72% | $35.0M |
| Bengals | Paul Brown Stadium | 42,000 | 65% | $25.0M |
| Seahawks | CenturyLink Field | 8,356 | 13% | $20.5M |
